Nature Research Centre issued a book attractive both to biologists and to everyone interested in fungi

The book contains the lists of macrofungus and lichen species registered in Lithuania, which will be useful for checking what fungi we have in the country. We have not so few – 608 species of aphyllophoroid fungi, 1463 species of agaricoid and boletoid fungi, 577 species of discomycetes, and 775 species of lichens and related fungi, recorded in over a 200-year history of fungal research in Lithuania.

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Šepeta bog: history, research and lessons for the future

The Nature Research Centre has issued a book “Šepeta. Paaukotos pelkės istorija”, compiled and edited by Dr I. Jukonienė. This collection of scientific articles is about a lost bog, which according to its nature values could have become a nature reserve just like the Kamanos Strict Nature Reserve, another bog that was investigated between the wars. Today, Šepeta is mainly known for its peat substrate extraction.

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